Catching Air

Catching AirAnitra Lavanhar Photography I try to lead the viewer through familiar landscapes re envisioned through my lens

Tracey Colla Acrylic on Paper Working with pulled paint is all about embracing the unexpected splashes drips and streaks that bring a sense of playfulness and spontaneity

Marley’s calming landscapes encourage meditation

Courtney Khail Watercolors inks and graphite on paper I introduce color through organic pools of pigment which overlap interact and spill past the boundaries of my lines symbolize the push and pull of our imperfect alignment within the ever changing boundaries and expectations of society

Theresa Hong Risograph Print These harmonious shapes cultivate calm even when juxtaposed against vibrant colors to evoke an energetic playfulness The ease of the resulting work is supported by a palpable rhythm and movement

“Lost” can stand on its own — hang it wherever you need a quiet moment

but they complement one another so well

insisting I surrender to my thoughts and materials

to outdoor works in conversation with the environment

Sherman’s work is clearly influenced by nature and the world around us

["Photography"]["Monica Griffin"]

Zifeng Zang Mixed Media on Paper I aim to create an image that will invite viewers to contemplate spirituality and imagination combining abstract elements and textural surfaces to highlight a reverence for the natural world and the vastness that exists between people and space

"Works on Paper"]["Elizabeth Becker"]